For six years, Hope Without Borders walked alongside migrant children and families across Latin America. The Hope Logbook captures this legacy: 2.65 million services in education, food security, protection, health, shelter
This report outlines World Vision’s efforts during a critical phase of human mobility in Latin America. Through the “Hope Without Borders” response, more than 2.65 million services have been delivered since 2019. In this
The latest Situation Report (Oct–Dec 2024) from the “Hope Without Borders” Multi-Country Response outlines key achievements, emerging challenges, and inspiring stories of resilience in the face of rising migration needs and
2024 witnesses a significant rise in irregular migration in Latin America. Venezuelans lead, with other nationalities like Ecuadorians, Haitians, Colombians, and diverse Asian and African groups. For instance, in the Darién
For several years, a series of multifaceted factors have been prompting people to leave Venezuela and seek better living conditions for themselves and their families in other countries. The political, economic, and social
This is the situation report published by "Hope without Borders," World Vision's Multi-Country Response to the Venezuela Crisis. It highlights the current situation of vulnerable Venezuelan people, both inside and outside the
Necoclí is a town on Colombia's northern border, which is the gateway to the Darién Gap. In recent years, it has become an obligatory crossing point for migrants passing through Colombia to Central and North America in an
This is the 2021 Annual Report for the Venezuela Crisis 7-Country Regional Response. It details our programme impact from January to December, 2021 in Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Bolivia.
In
This is the February 2022 SitRep for the Venezuela Migration Crisis regional response. Since January 2019 we have reached more than 1.2 million people with humanitarian aid! In January this year alone we reached more than 81
In response to the Venezuela migration crisis, World Vision acts within a framework of respect and compliance with international humanitarian standards and principles. Our response integrates three fundamental pillars
This is the seven-country Venezuela Migrant Crisis Response Sitrep for September 2021.
Since January 2019, we have reached more than 834,000 people affected by the Venezuela crisis.
This is the September sitrep for the Venezuela Migration Crisis regional response.
Please note that since January 2019 we have reached more than 834,000 people with humanitarian aid! In August this year alone we reached more
This is the seven-country Venezuela Crisis Response Sitrep for February 2021.
Since January 2019—in just over two years of formal response—we have reached more than 628,000 people affected by the Venezuela crisis!
As thousands of Venezuelans were fleeing their country every day in January 2019, World Vision was mounting one of the largest humanitarian responses in its history. Two years later, our response has expanded to seven
Here is the seven-country Venezuela Crisis Response Sitrep for December 2020. This includes updated regional humanitarian needs figures, according to the new RMRP 2021.
Since January 2019, we have reached more than 560,000
World Vision's latest survey, conducted in September, confirms our fears of a rapid and dangerous deterioration of the situation, that thousands of children in Venezuela are facing life-threatening and future-crushing
In March 2020, World Vision carried out a multi-sector rapid assessment survey in five states in Venezuela: Caracas, Lara, Miranda, Táchira and Zulia, collecting a total of 1,388 household surveys and 35 key informant
This is the September situation report for World Vision's response to the Venezuela crisis. Since January 2019—in less than two years of formal response—we have reached more than 411,000 people affected by the Venezuela
See the impact of our work to support Venezuelan refugees, migrants and their host countries.
Since January 2019, we have reached more than 314,000 people affected by the refugee and migration crisis (and now also COVID-19
See the impact of our work to support Venezuelan refugees, migrants and their host countries.
Since January 2019, we have reached more than 285,000 people affected by the refugee and migration crisis (and now also COVID-19
